Ishtīyāq: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

With "The Passion", we should be readers and viewers of a novel with humor and bitterness at the same time by Balzac and Flaubert, in the atmosphere of a special type of Italianness, which was written by an English writer! This story itself is nothing short of magic, let alone that the story in the middle of Napoleon's conquests tells the story of a very short soldier from Bonaparte's army who falls in love with a Venetian beauty, a soldier with the initial position of neck-snapping and then being promoted to the rank of officer. Taking the roast chicken to the emperor's tent! These are enough at the beginning to know that we are dealing with a concoction of Latin magic, French romantic tenderness, and English irony as if Julien Sorel's Red and Black Stendhal's collusion is with Barry Lyndon William Thackeray in Venetian like Macondo's One Hundred Years of Solitude. Consider all this with the passion, ecstasy, joy, and deep human emotions woven in the book "The Passion" by Jeanette Winterson, so that this romance full of purity will sit in your life more than most. Passion is like the movement of Venetian gondolas, flexible, fast, and passionate, which places love in the context of history and legend, to describe and explain the depths of human relationships.